JAMMU, Sep 28: Under the ‘Seva Mera Yogdan’ campaign, the BJP OBC Morcha Jammu & Kashmir organised a series of social and community activities in Kathua and Udhampur districts, following the directions of OBC Morcha State President Braham Jyot Satti.
In Kathua district, a programme was organised at an old-age home under the leadership of District President Binod Kumar Shinda. During the visit, Morcha workers spent time with elderly residents and served them food. Fruits and other essential items were also distributed among the residents as part of the initiative.
Bodh Raj Mehra, State Spokesperson of BJP OBC Morcha, State Executive Member Ramesh Mehra and members of the district team were also present during the programme.
Meanwhile, in Jalsar, Ramnagar Mandal of Udhampur district, the Morcha organised a cleanliness and plantation drive under the leadership of District President Sagar Verma. State Secretary Ravi Abrol, party office-bearers and members of the district team participated in the activity.
During the drive, workers cleaned the surrounding areas and planted saplings. They also appealed to local residents to maintain cleanliness around their homes and public places and to take proper care of the newly planted trees.
In his message, Braham Jyot Satti described the campaign as an effort to promote social responsibility and community service. He said that spending time with elderly residents, sharing food and providing essential items was intended to express care and respect towards senior citizens.
Satti also highlighted the importance of cleanliness and environmental protection, saying that plantation activities can contribute to creating greener surroundings. He stated that the Morcha would organise more such service and social welfare activities in different parts of Jammu and Kashmir under the ‘Seva Mera Yogdan’ campaign.
Morcha leaders and organisers said that workers were pleased to interact with elderly residents and contribute towards their well-being. They described the distribution of food, fruits and essential items as a gesture of respect and affection towards senior citizens.
They further stressed that cleanliness and plantation are collective social responsibilities and called upon people to contribute towards maintaining clean and environmentally friendly surroundings.
The organisers appreciated the participation of the party workers, district teams and local participants in carrying out the activities in Kathua and Udhampur.